Pakistan has launched a series of strikes in Afghanistan, resulting in the deaths of four people. According to reports, the attacks occurred overnight and targeted areas in Kabul as well as border provinces. The Afghan government stated that three of the deceased were civilians, with reports indicating that children were among the victims of the shelling.

Casualties and Impact

The Taliban has confirmed the casualties, highlighting the impact of the strikes on civilian life. The situation remains tense as the Afghan government continues to assess the damage caused by the Pakistani shelling. The strikes are part of ongoing military operations, with Pakistan claiming significant successes against the Afghan Taliban.

According to a report by Google News - India, the Pakistani military has stated that over 640 Taliban fighters have been killed in their recent operations, termed Operation Ghazab lil-Haq. This operation has intensified the conflict between the two nations, raising concerns about the safety of civilians in the affected areas. As the situation develops, both governments are likely to respond to the escalating violence and its repercussions on their populations.